Signal-connectors suppressing the human c-Myc gene (Sardi et al., 1998) and the BCL2 gene (Kunze et al., 2012) were generated as before and stably transfected into either bladder cancer cells or normal dermal fibroblasts (Figure 5C, Supplementary file 12 and 13). The gene discussed is MYC; the disease is urinary bladder carcinoma.